Topic for discussion: I wonder what folks think about this list of bad and good "substances" as defined by "Certified Naturally Grown"?

> Certified Naturally Grown's apiculture standards are developed with the primary focus on the health of honey bees and the sustainability of beekeeping. We seek to define best practices for the beekeeping industry with these priorities as guides, and with the secondary focus on the agricultural products of apiculture (honey, pollen, and propolis).

http://www.naturallygrown.org/documents/AllowedProhibitedCNGApiary.pdf

http://www.naturallygrown.org/programs/apiary-standards.html

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